Monologue

Ghost Monologue from A Death in Fever Flat

From A Death in Fever Flat by George W. Cronyn

male · sarcastic · 1:13 min

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Another one, just like the last—for your friend and pardner. Do you remember the last time you pulled that trick? What a foxy one it was! How astutely planned! Planned, my friend. I remember when we two went up the canyon together, just such a shining night as this, I asked you why you had borrowed—the Other Man's horse, and you said, yours was a little lame. Oh! excellent dissembler! Most crafty of liars! You stole that horse. You stole that horse to put a rope around the Other Man's neck! You knew the pinto was shod different from any pony in those parts. You knew where they'd track him to, when they found the job you'd done. Then we sat down to smokes and cards. And I remember the curious glitter in your eyes. I was dealing.

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30s · anger · betrayal · revenge · deception · friendship

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